Just got back from Vegas. Last week we ate at the 808 resturant at
Caesar's and then saw the Celine Dion show. My party was late for the
resturant reservation because on accident on the highway, but I was
in the casino and told them they would be late and they held the
reservation and seated us with no problem. The food and service were
excellent and they got us in and out in an hour without our feeling
rushed. I enjoyed the show but the other 3 in my party didn't.
Fortunately the tickets were comped.
However, upon returning home, my wife checked the credit card bill on
line and noticed that Caesar's had billed me $200 for 808; as I paid
called Caesar's central reservations, I was told this represent a no-
show charge of $50 per person which was on the credit card given when
I made the reservations. I gave them the date of the charge and
information on the comp account used to pay the bill. Caesar's called
me back today and said a credit would be given to my credit card.
The Rep. said the resturant must have not updated the no-show list and
this happens frequently. Hence the subject title of check your cc
bills.
David
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from my comp account and tip in cash, this came as a suprise. When I